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On November 28, 1972, Fort Montgomery was declared a National Historic Landmark. This recognition underscores the fort's historical importance and its role in the American Revolutionary War.
Visitors to Fort Montgomery can explore the ruins of the fort through a system of paths and explanatory panels. The visitor center, designed by Salvatore Cuciti and opened in October 2006, offers a unique perspective of the river, similar to what the shooters would have had during the war. The center houses numerous artifacts from the facility and features figures and a model of the fort, illustrating its former use. The state operates the visitor center.
History & Anthropology War
690 Route 9W, Fort Montgomery
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Fort Montgomery State Historic Site has 1 rating.
Fort Montgomery State Historic Site offers visitors a chance to explore an important piece of American Revolutionary War history. The site, located along the Hudson River, features the ruins of the 18th-century fort and provides informative exhibits about its role in the war. Visitors appreciate the well-maintained trails and scenic views of the Hudson River. The museum, though small, contains artifacts and displays that effectively narrate the fort's history. Many find the staff knowledgeable and friendly, enhancing the educational experience. However, some visitors note that the site might be more appealing to history enthusiasts rather than casual tourists. The limited remnants of the original fort structures may disappoint those expecting extensive ruins. Despite this, the combination of historical significance, natural beauty, and educational value makes Fort Montgomery State Historic Site a worthwhile visit for those interested in American history or looking for a peaceful outdoor experience with a historical twist.
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